Terrance Ferguson

Keep an eye on him in camp. If he climbs the depth chart, the second-rounder has the tools to become the No. 3 option in the passing game.

At this point, you're looking at TEs who should be considered based only on their ceiling of potential. 

Ferguson has size, strength, length, and long speed. He's also a linear athlete. David Njoku is a top-end version of a linear athlete.

Ask Njoku to run in a straight line and he can deliver. Ask Njoku to run routes that require sudden deceleration, and he struggles. 

Most linear athletes aren't at Njoku's level. Mike Gesicki is more likely the typical top-end range for most--a nimble mover when his feet are still and he's adjusting to a target in the air, but best as a zone option.

Ferguson's athletic ability is, at best, like Gesicki's. He'll need more designed plays to get him the ball than progression reads. This may lead to big-play upside, but also boom-bust volume and production. 

Extremely athletic second round pick. He projects to share time with Tyler Higbee as a rookie.